Junior Minister Michael Joseph Meets Senior Technicians Under the Ministry of Health
Junior Minister of Health, Wellness, Social Transformation and the Environment, Michael Joseph who has been actively executing his duties since his appointment, held a pivotal meeting on November 27th with Permanent Secretary, Stacey Gregg-Paige as well as the Senior Technicians who work within Primary Health Care and Institutions which fall under the Ministry.
This meeting served as an opportunity for Minister Joseph to engage directly with the leadership teams across the Ministry, gain deeper insight into their operations, and discuss strategies for addressing current challenges. By fostering open dialogue, the meeting also allowed him to explore effective solutions to ensure timely resolution of pressing issues and the continued delivery of high-quality services to the public.
Minister Joseph reaffirmed his commitment to collaboration and innovation, emphasizing the need for a unified approach in advancing the Ministry’s objectives. He praised the dedication of the staff and institutions and underscored his intent to support their efforts in achieving the Ministry’s mission of promoting health and wellness across Antigua and Barbuda.
The Ministry thanks its staff for their continued dedication and looks forward to Minister Joseph’s impactful contributions to the team and the wider community.
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